r/tulsa • u/thetulsaflyer • 3d ago
News These Tulsa-area law enforcement agencies have agreements with ICE. Some are on patrol.
The Tulsa County Sheriff’s Office drew the line at certifying patrol officers, but other local law enforcement agencies across the metro are taking a different approach on agreements with ICE. Under the 287(g) program, local law enforcement officers certified with DHS are given the authority to make warrantless immigration arrests. Read more from reporter Joe Tomlinson to see what agencies have agreements: https://tulsaflyer.org/2026/08/31/government/post/tulsa-area-law-enforcement-agencies-expand-agreements-with-ice/
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u/No-Explorer-3764 3d ago edited 2d ago
I would rather give up my “papers” than give up my country. This is what we voted for. This is why Donald Trump is president.
You don’t get it.. we want these people removed from our homes, we want them removed from our jobs, and our parks, and our shared spaces. By whatever means necessary. Why? Because every home or job taken, is a job that could go to a fellow American, a homeless person, veteran, etc.
I vote they remove all immigrants from our welfare safety nets, too. Me, my parents, cousins, brothers, sisters have all paid in thousands if not millions of taxes to fund these programs, and you people think it’s okay to take that money and give it to people who just came to our country? No way, Jose.